10 More Star Wars Fan Theories That Became Fact

[@solvseus]

Fun fact, the original production name was: Blue Harvest, which fans of Mr. Sunday Movies and the Weekly Planet Podcast zoocrew will hate being mentioned.

[@jackinnes271]

Batman Forever had the same production name as Val Kilmer kept walking around set muttering to himself “I’m feeling blue”

[@Unclenickvta]

Fav SW cameo Kanan Jarrus photo in Ahsoka

[@CaptainVideo1960]

I think there will always be one random guess amongst the thousands of fan theories that will come to pass.

[@JUVI9596]

One fan theory was somehow Palapatine would return

[@chrisbellon3739]

One of actors who Actually wears the suit in show, is originally from my home town in Louisiana, i met him at my local pop culture con this past April, he said during season one, big time Hollywood guy was in suit like only a few times

[@KonekoEalain]

I heard the actress who played Mae/Osha figured out Plagueius was involved during production.

[@joshfactor1]

it does make you wonder how many people actually know about the world between worlds

[@lemon-iy3ix]

love your videos !

[@dennisblassnig9144]

as a musician, the best cameos so far were Thundercat in the Book of Boba Fett and Flea from Red Hot chili Peppers in the Obiwan show

[@latewizard301]

What's wrong Kenobi? Chicken?

[@dennisblassnig9144]

@@latewizard301 i got that reference ;-)

[@guyfranchise934]

After seeing Episode XII the first time my theory is that Han Solo put that saber through his own heart. Watch the scene again with this in mind and you will see that he did thatso it looks like Kylo did it but Han was saving his son Ben at the same time. Just watch again and you won't unsee it

[@frankharr9466]

Good to know. Thank you.

[@Enjay001]

I have to admit, I was a little disappointed to find out that Palpatine's description of Darth Plagueis' story was more-or-less (in world) accurate, even if those powers were never going to be taught to Anakin. When I saw Palpatine telling Anakin about the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the wise in Episode III, I thought it was just Palpatine using lies, deceit and emotional leverage on Anakin rather than it being necessarily true. I personally think that would have been a more interesting thing to explore. We, as an audience, very rarely get to see characters just straight up lying; to the point that, if a character says something, we tend to just assume that it's true. Our most obvious blatant liar in Star Wars is, perhaps, Leia telling Tarkin that the rebel base is on Dantooine, and that feel different somehow (probably because we're on her side, she's the hero and we kind of know that she probably wouldn't betray the rebels). Anyway, I don't have any real objection to Darth Plagueis existing or his story being explored. I just thought it would be interesting if Palpatine's use of Plagueis' story was based on a total fabrication simply told to draw Anakin in with little factual basis. Obviously, at some point, the lie would need to be revealed but, by that time, it would be too late for Anakin. Imagine the anger: not only did Anakin not save Padmé (indeed, he was a significant factor in her death), the thing he was told about being able to save her, the thing that really helped push him to the dark side, wasn't even true. 😈

[@darmal8770]

Needs a re-title: Disney's Fan Service! (Or how Reddit Fanboys Destroyed Star Wars!)

[@rusnikfromtranscarpathia]

What they SHOUKD have done was have an Elder Asoka ask Rey who her family name was....and when Rey said 'Skywalker', the camera should have panned across the shadowed headdress of the woman (Asoka) with a sneaky smile! 🤔😁

[@solvseus]

no

[@ketchupcommander]

Fun fact: The Acolyte got cancelled for low viewership.

[@bobhelferstay2531]

Dude. You really don't have to say the entire titles of the movies all of the time. LOL

[@gibbnasta]

Agreed, but ubernerds would probably correct him if he didn't.

[@solvseus]

My favorite is still Journal of the Whills Saga I: The Star Wars: Episode 4 The Continued Adventures of Luke Starkiller: Revenge of the Empire Striking Back, part 2. With the original production name being: Blue Harvest, which also was the name Star Wars.

[@sithazzazzin7329]

The Solo son attacking his father is nothing new. In the EU, Jacen Solo attempted and almost succeeded in killing not just Han but Leia and his sister Jaina when he had his Star Destroyer fire on a shieldless Falcon, bullseyeing the ship down the middle taking out both the famous quad- guns. Everyone almost got sucked into space and the Falcon was left drifting lifeless.

[@jayluck8047]

6:28 - Had they not destroyed the SWEU, it could have been Jacen that kills Han, after Mara that is.

[@chrisbellon3739]

People need to stop Complaining about emperor return, at least he only came back once, in og cannon, he came back like 3 times, last time, he was just a force ghost and possession some people

[@Deuteromis]

The problem with Palpatine coming back in the Sequels is that he wasn't suppose to appear at all, it was all thanks to Rian killing off Snoke, and how he came back was just poor writing on JJ's part.

[@hisham031170]

The Acolyte will be cancelled due to bad storytelling became fact too.

[@jpe2644]

How can he say that Anikans return was nice and wonderful? It was bad. Rey was there and Ani who is the chosen one basicly gives his story to Reay. It was more than just bad